Dog Walkers in Cooper City

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cooper City

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,107/sq mi

   #1 Madison Lakes

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   The Christie Schafale Park in the Madison Lakes neighborhood of Cooper City is a simple park that lets the beauty of the area shine. There are more modern amenities, like restrooms and a covered workout area, but there’s more land that’s just open space. This provides great views of the natural lakes in the area. You can take a walk down by the water and feel separate from the busy energy of thriving Cooper City. There is a small playground, but most of the space is open and green. Be on the lookout for sports games, and keep your dog on leash while exploring this park.

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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,107/sq mi

   #2 Cooper Colony Estates

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   Dawn Park is a large, open space park. There’s a small playground, but otherwise the grounds are open! Take to the walkway for a stroll under the shading trees, or let your dog explore the meadows with you by his  side! Dawn Park requires dogs to be leashed, but there’s so much room that you don’t have to worry about getting a good workout in. Energetic dogs will love all there is to see and sniff, and more sedate puppy pals will enjoy relaxing in the sun. Bring a doggie bowl to help your special dog enjoy the drinking fountains!

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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 3,154/sq mi

   #3 Tanglewood

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   The Ted Ferone Park in Tanglewood is a residential park that serves a community of sports fans and young children. There’s an ample play structure perfect for kids, and open fields that are easy to convert to soccer or other sports. For dog walkers, the best feature is the path that runs around the outside of the park. It’s a simple, easy to walk loop, but it gives you a path through the park! Keep your dog on leash while visiting Ted Ferone Park. There are drinking fountains and shade trees, but you’ll want to bring a doggie bowl to share with your pup.

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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,935/sq mi

   #4 Forest Lake

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   Tamarind Park in the Forest Lake neighborhood keeps things simple. This park is divided into two sections. There’s a playground and picnic table area perfect for family get togethers or a lunch outdoors, and a wide, grassy field. This field is usually used for sports or walking, depending on if there’s a game going on or not. Hit this park in the morning and evening if you want to avoid a crowd, as plenty of children use this park. Peak hours are weekend mornings and right after school gets out. Dogs have to be leashed in Tamarind Park.

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5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,415/sq mi

   #5 Hibbs Grove

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   Natalie's Cove Park is a great community park offering tennis courts and sports fields. The white picket fence helps the park look idyllic. Social dogs will love that this popular park is usually busy--it gives them people to watch! Let their nose lead the way through this park’s green fields, or stick to a brisk walk around the perimeter. Whether you’re just looking for a place to stretch your dog’s legs, or you’re really hoping for something relaxing, Natalie’s Cove Park delivers. There are drinking fountains in this park, but you’ll want to bring your own doggie bowl!

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